Freak-Out pt. 3

Yesterday I worked on an actual question that I had created which is supposed to look like the test I am going to take in just a few short days. After I was fnished looking at the answer, I turned it over to a lady I work with to get her feedback on what I had written. I think writing knowing that it is going to be read helps me write better. That is just a theory. I mean, I am pretty sure that someone reads what I read here, but I don't put as much effort into this as I do for my practice questions. Isn't that how it is supposed to be? Who knows?

I was also insanely busy yesterday, and I think that influences how I write. I only say that because I was talking with my friend Courtney yesterday, and we were talking about anxiety. I really think that I am pretty good with making my nerves work for me. I am starting to tell myself that I will go into that room on Sarurday, and I will force all of these jitters into my fingers and my brain. All that energy has to be good for something. Right?